Duval Times

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) recently appeared on the Brian Kilmeade Show on Fox News Radio, where he discussed various pressing issues. Regarding Secretary of State Blinken's request for the Israeli Defense Forces to refrain from entering Rafah, Rubio likened the situation to a critical moment in history, stating, "This is equivalent to saying to the Russians, the Americans, and allied forces in World War Two, 'Stop at the outskirts of Berlin'." Rubio emphasized the threat posed by Hamas and the need to address it decisively.

Rubio also addressed the topic of humanitarian aid sent to Gaza, pointing out that Hamas often exploits such aid for its own gain. He stated, "Israel is allowing it in, but this humanitarian aid is not being distributed. It's being sold." Rubio highlighted the complexities of delivering aid amidst the ongoing conflict and criticized the lack of global outrage over Hamas's actions.

In response to remarks made by Jordanian queen, Rania Al Abdullah, Rubio acknowledged the internal dynamics at play in Jordan and the challenges faced by the government. He remarked, "Jordan is important. We don’t want the king to be overthrown." Rubio underscored the need for understanding the complexities of the region and the various pressures faced by governments in the Middle East.

On the Democrats' stance on abortion, Rubio criticized their inability to clearly articulate their position. He challenged Democrats to specify at what point they believe abortion should not be legal, stating, "Tell them to come out and say, at what point [they think] should an abortion not be legal?" Rubio raised questions about the lack of clarity in the Democratic stance on abortion and their resistance to restrictions.

Throughout the interview, Rubio provided insights on critical issues and expressed his views on the complexities of the situations in the Middle East and domestic policies. The full interview can be accessed for a more comprehensive understanding of his perspectives.